jirbling rake wrote: Sun Nov 17, 2024 8:46 pm
Land Devices' Moonbow:
Nice mild gain, interesting uses in how to stack and controls sounds in the video. But maybe it's just another fucking pedal.
Likely, yes - but I've also been impressed with everything Land Devices has put out in general. We'll see how much it costs!
Re: Interesting Gear Developments Thread
Posted: Mon Nov 18, 2024 6:25 pm
by jirbling rake
four_oclocker_2.2 wrote:
jirbling rake wrote: Sun Nov 17, 2024 8:46 pm
Land Devices' Moonbow:
Nice mild gain, interesting uses in how to stack and controls sounds in the video. But maybe it's just another fucking pedal.
Likely, yes - but I've also been impressed with everything Land Devices has put out in general. We'll see how much it costs!
$250. And same about their pedals. I have a couple and they are really nice.
Re: Interesting Gear Developments Thread
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2024 2:14 pm
by tommy
jirbling rake wrote: Sun Nov 17, 2024 8:46 pm
Land Devices' Moonbow:
Nice mild gain, interesting uses in how to stack and controls sounds in the video. But maybe it's just another fucking pedal. Anyway:
I didn’t listen to the demo yet, but this is hardly another fucking pedal. It has a switchable high pass/low pass filter with resonance and a CV input. Interested to see how this sounds with guitar BUT this is likely a badass pedal with analog synths with a CV output.
Re: Interesting Gear Developments Thread
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2024 11:28 pm
by TylerDeadPine
euro module in a pedal? why not
Re: Interesting Gear Developments Thread
Posted: Wed Nov 20, 2024 4:52 pm
by Kniferide
TylerDeadPine wrote: Tue Nov 19, 2024 11:28 pm
euro module in a pedal? why not
Hmmm... Pedalboard that hosts euro modules/500 series for the real cork sniffers out there. That's an idea.
With a built in Midi sequence loop switch like this thing
I thought it was cool, but someone else might know of a pedal that does this better or a better option.
It's still cool, but I can't justify it or get excited to just doom-spend on it. at least not yet.
Seems like there is a lot of stuff on the market that just kinda makes your guitar sound like you are driving the shit our of a Tascam 4 Track preamp. I like it. Maybe I'll just build a pedal that has a Tascam 424 preamp in it and sell it as a distortion pedal.
Re: Interesting Gear Developments Thread
Posted: Thu Nov 21, 2024 1:32 pm
by Teacher's Pet
Kniferide wrote:
Seems like there is a lot of stuff on the market that just kinda makes your guitar sound like you are driving the shit our of a Tascam 4 Track preamp. I like it. Maybe I'll just build a pedal that has a Tascam 424 preamp in it and sell it as a distortion pedal.
Kniferide wrote:
Seems like there is a lot of stuff on the market that just kinda makes your guitar sound like you are driving the shit our of a Tascam 4 Track preamp. I like it. Maybe I'll just build a pedal that has a Tascam 424 preamp in it and sell it as a distortion pedal.
Yep this is a whole thing now. @ 1:24 >>
It's actually been a thing for a long time, Brad Laner has been affectionate of piping through 4 tracks for saturation since the early 90's. I'll say there is a nostalgia to the tone of it for me too.
The JHS Color Box is a fancy "HIFI" version of playing guitar direct into a mic preamp, and I think Land Devices has at least 2 other pedals that are simulations of front end preamps getting smashed. Someone out there has another tape recorder front end in a box, I think its an ampex circuit. Can't remember who.
Re: Interesting Gear Developments Thread
Posted: Thu Nov 21, 2024 2:03 pm
by Kniferide
Just checked out that Mc Gee dude. I found nothing interesting about the song or the guitar tones.